Alpaca Artists

Mark Short

Mark Short, aka Shorty, has been pain�ng for over 35 years now and has had many solo and joint exhibi�ons in South Australia. Shorty's work has been collected by overseas buyers in England, Ireland, Canada, New Zealand, Norway as well as many in Australia. Cameron Holt also asked him to supply a pain�ng for the front cover of his publica�on “A Defini�ve Guide to Alpaca fibre”

His pain�ngs have featured for many years at the Australian Alpaca Associa�on's Na�onal Show & Sale, Colourbra�on as well as other country shows to help with fund raising for those shows.

Winter is the �me he spends Pain�ng. This is when he does his Commissioned works and as re�rement is looming he intends to do this full �me along with manning their Alpaca Shop & Gallery “The Quechua Connec�on”.

For Commissioned works contact Shorty at chaparral6@bigpond.com or shorty@alpacaschaparral.com

Mobile 0418 818 655 | Pain�ngs can be viewed at www.alpacaschaparral.com

Bronwyn Munn

Bronwyn Munn co-owns and manages an alpaca stud ‘Alpha Centauri Alpacas’ based in the picturesque North East Victoria and is a pastel & charcoal ar�st.

My passion is pain�ng animals and to capture their essence and the beauty of nature in my artwork. I create original artwork and also accept animal portrait commissions.

You can see my artwork on Facebook - Bronwyn Munn Art

For enquiries please contact - info@acalpacas.com

Alpaca Artists

Sharon Dawson

I have a love of animals, with my farm menagerie & involvement in WIRES I constantly have new subjects to draw, I find my inspira�on in the beau�ful expressions of animals, I enjoy drawing eyes best as there is such beauty, kindness, character and love in animals eyes.

My passion for art con�nues to strengthen whilst I con�nue improving my skills and broadening my mediums used, I currently prefer pencil but am dabbling in other mediums.

I do all types of animal commissions from wildlife to loved pets.

Email: jennjoley@bigpond.com, Mob: 0410 461 343

Facebook: Sharon Dawson Animal Art

Katheryn Wheeler

I work in mixed media fibre art, and par�cularly enjoy needle fel�ng, finding it a very sculptural medium. Over the past few years I’ve been incorpora�ng natural and dyed suri alpaca fleece in Exhibi�on "wool pain�ngs” and 3D free-standing so� sculptures. Suri fleece adds such lustre and so�ness to my work, and only takes a li�le more pa�ence than English Leicester - my other fleece love, or merino.

“Puppy Love” is needle felted en�rely from natural coloured suri from my own herd using wool pain�ng techniques.

“Manni”, my palm-sized alpaca, is a depic�on of one of my own favourite girls in full fleece and is pure suri needle felted over a wire armature. All the medium fawn fleece comes from Manni’s last shearing, with other colours contributed by some of her herd mates.

www.torran.com.au